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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1923
Page
4
The column mulls junior college funding using a wartime dollar-a-year model and proposes leveraging local educated professionals as a makeshift faculty. It blends reflections on community needs, personal tales, and a note on Klux Klux controversy, ending with a question about enforcement loyalties.
The piece argues nations act from self interest and France may be pursuing the Ruhr indemnity for profit or conquest. It cautions a potential clash with Germany and warns against rushing into a costly misstep, urging caution and steady progress over rash action.
The Ozona Stockman offers a reflective column on bravest qualities among men who favor women’s suffrage versus opponents. The piece recalls Charley Burrow’s circle in Comanche and notes Major Oscar Streell’s visit and a photo of MacLeary Hutchison. It ends with bittersweet memories of aging friends and times in Comanche and Porto Rico.
The essay recalls John H. Reagan as a Democratic leader and former judge who resigned to run for Congress against Lemuel Evans. It highlights Reagan’s warnings about religious tests, birthplace as a political issue, and secret societies, noting his enduring legacy in Texas history.
Rev Smith of Brownwood missed his Baptist Church appointment due to bad weather. Three inches of snow fell since Sunday night. Local residents reported multiple snowbound days and ongoing travel disruption.
Mrs Sharpe of Richmond Virginia declares her eighteen year old daughter Alma was bedbound for seven months with stomach trouble and widespread rheumatism. After Tanlac she gained forty five pounds to reach 145 and now praises the remedy as life changing. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
The Shackelford County Hereford Breeders Association will sell 31 reg Hereford Bulls and 18 cows at a public auction on March 3 1923 in Albany Texas. The notice quotes 24 26 cents as bidding guidance and names local figures including Tom Blanton.
A Lometa Reporter quote argues that advertising keeps a business alive, likening a Ford without gas or oil to a store without promotion. The piece contends no business fails for excess advertising, only from neglect of it.
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